The Beloved Community:

Restoring A Dream Deferred

As part of the Auditorium Theatre's annual production of Too Hot to Handel: The Jazz-Gospel Messiah honoring the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr,  we invite you to join us for a panel discussion entitled “The Beloved Community: Restoring A Dream Deferred”. As the city of Chicago, and the world, reels from the violence, racism, and intolerance plaguing urban and rural areas alike, our panelists of academic, social, and religious leaders will engage in a candid discussion about the issues afflicting our communities and how Dr. King's vision of the "beloved community" can still be achieved.

      

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"Too Hot to Handel: the Jazz-Gospel Messiah" Learning Series, in partnership with the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Northwestern University, the Center for Life and Learning at Fourth Presbyterian Church, and the Auditorium Theatre

Two special adult learning opportunities in connection with the Auditorium Theatre’s annual presentation of Too Hot to Handel: the Jazz-Gospel Messiah are being offered. Each year the theatre produces an amazing musical tour de force in celebration of Martin Luther King Jr and his vision for “beloved community.” All are welcome to come take part in these two special presentations focused on the music and message of the show.

Event 1: Too Hot to Handel: The Music and Message of the Jazz-Gospel Messiah
Thursday, January 7 at 10am (doors open at 9:30am) - CLICK HERE for more information

Event 2: "The Beloved Community: Restoring A Dream Deferred" - panel discussion on Tuesday, January 12 at 2pm (doors open at 1:30pm)

Performance: Too Hot to Handel at the Auditorium Theater, Sunday January 17 at 3pm. Includes pre-show reception. To purchase $40 discount tickets for the show.  CLICK HERE for more information.

VIDEO:
Teaser Trailer - CLICK HERE
Behind the scenes of Too Hot to Handel - CLICK HERE
Afterthoughts at the Auditorium Theatre (audience reaction 2014) - CLICK HERE

 

 

Also in partnership with our community friends: